The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-06-03


Canning House, near Mulliken Station, on
the evening of June It'll.
The monument hich has been selected TO
be placed over the grave of the late John "
Hall, will be placed in position by John II.
Deleplane, of Laurel. The monument is to
cost $500.
Among the graduates of the altimore Fee
male College this year is Miss Mamie F.
Perrie, d aushter of Prof. Fletcher Perrie, oil
this county. She will deliver the Salutatory
address
At special meeting of the Orphans
Court on Friday last an order was passed atl-
thorizil Charles II. Stanley, administrator
of the late Elias Travers, to deposit In BANK
any money coming into his hands from said
estate
AT Trinity (EpscopaD Church. at eleven
o'clock this morning, the mural tablet, to the
memory of the late DR.. Meyer Levin, will 80
the occasion of impressive memorial services.
rbe Rev. Josiah B. Perry will deliver the ad-
dress.
The Lecturer of the National Grange, and
other prominent speakers, will address the
people of Prince Georges county at the
Court House in Upper Marlboro, on Satur-
day, June I1th, at IL A. NJ, on the subject OF
Incorporation among Farmers" All persons
are invited to attend.
On Monday last, in tie distribution OF
prizes in connection with the National Drill,
at Washington, the second prize C7oO) for the
best military company from any regularly es-
tablshed school or university, (not under
United States control,) was awarded TO the
Maryland Agricultural College Cadets.
On last Monday night, at about l l o'clock,
three colored men, in attempting to cross the
Patuxent river between the Green Landing
and Bristol were thrown into the stream by
the capsizng of the boat, and two OF them,
George II. Ennis and William Tongue, were
drowned; the other man, John Brown, was
saved. They were from Anne Arundel.
The opinion in the case Of Clarence Hall
and wife VS.. the Trustees Of the late John ID.
Bow lirg was filed here on Tuesday last. The
CouI decides against Hall and wife and in
favor of the Trustees dismissing the petit
ton with costs. The case was argued by
William Stanley for Trustees, Judge Magru-
der and Merrick for petitioners. Judge Stone
delivered the opinion of the Court.
The Laurel Free Quill corrects its state
ment that 'RiversdAle," the L ord Baltimore
estate, occupied by the Calvert family, had
been sold to the "Country Club" and states
that that organization, composed of gentlemen
Of Washington city, has invested ju st below
in the vicinity of Highlands. In our Issue
of last week we quoted the item from that
paper.
The 10Th anniver sary Of the Phlothian So
cety of st. Johns College will be held at Nc
Dowell Hall on Monday evening, June y,
at o'clock. The exercises will be as follows ::
Presidents address, Herbert Noble, of Port
Deposit, Md; essay, "Inventols as Citizens
c. Edwin Carl, Of Hancock, Md F.; Grafton, The
New South John Gibson Tl.on, Annapolis,
Md ; address TO the society, l.. Dorsey CASA
way, Annapolis, Md. The reception commit
tee is composed of Douglas F. Duvall, Eu-
gene W. Hyde, Jesse H. Ramsburg, 4. II.
Hicke, John Ridont and W. f. Trenchard.
DR.. F. W. Patterson, Inspector of Animal
Industry under the United States Govern
ment, who has been staying here for several
leave for the nelghborhood of Washington
where he will in all probability find some
cases OF pleulo-pneumonia to engage his at
tention. He reports that several cases oil
CHAMBERS have been discovered, and the U. S
Veterinary Surgeon was expected down yes
terday to condemn and kill some infected an.
imals in the upper portion of the county, but
he did not arrive. The Doctor is cultivated
gentleman, and seems intensely interested in
the important work lie has in charge.
There was all interesting game of base ball
here Monday afternoon between the Char
lotte Hall and clnb from this neighborhooi.
Six innings were played and resulted in q
score of is to II in favor Of the visitors. The
Charlotte Hall Club presented a fine appear
ance, being composed of strong athletic young
fellows, and they played an excellent game o.
ball. Our boys succeeded in banking theiI
competitors in two innings, and more thar
| once gave exhibition Of what they might be
| come with a little practice. Cagett's pitcl
| ing was very effective; as Was also that OF
Peed of the visiting club, and he worried
some Of the younger members Of our nine
| considerably.